New England has a rich history in the outdoors; from lumberjacks to lobster fishermen, the first settlers based their roots in the diverse landscape. Matt MacMillan of North Conway, New Hampshire, fo...
Mountain biking and alpine skiing may be on the path of fly fishing, with ranch owners wanting to privatize the land where they recreate. This would allow for a landowner to enjoy private ski trails in the winter and secluded mountain biking t...
Live Water Properties’ 28 brokers across 12 states provide their clients with a variety of gift options for loved ones and friends. From the sandy shores of South Carolina to the mountain peaks of Montana, they have you covered with gift idea...
There are many tangible and non-tangible items in life for giving thanks. At Live Water Properties we are continually thankful for our wonderful clients, properties we represent and connecting people to the land we all value. Below are a handfu...
Four guys in a car driving from Vail, Colorado, to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in the Fall of 1997, what could go wrong? They pitched tents on the outskirts of a campground, north of Jackson in Kelly Campground, where they woke up to an early alarm...
Farm towns in the Midwest often tend to produce agricultural-minded folk. This became true for Craig Janssen who grew up on a cattle and hay ranch around Scott City, Kansas. He was born into a family of farmers; this is what developed his passi...
